JUSTJUNI

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Are you happy? Simple solution to happiness.

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nprfreshair:

How Common Is Your Birthday?
(via @stiles)

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(via brooklynmutt: Happy to Serve You)

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ilovecharts:

I made this chart after reading an article that informed me that sitting more than six hours a day was effectively killing me. I immediately flipped out and started eating lunch standing up (which I still do pretty frequently). However, that only brings my daily sit time down to about 23 hours.
Anyway, learning this fact made me wonder what other things were lowering my lifespan.
Explanations and sources for each fact can be found here: http://bit.ly/IAPhpl
…and yes, you read that right…NOT drinking alcohol (in moderation) supposedly reduces lifespan.

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curiositycounts:

A good question to ask ourselves from time to time: “Am I Living Up To My Creative Potential?” This global study by Adobe shows 75% of people don’t think they are.
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sunfoundation:

The Political One Percent of the One Percent

In the 2010 election cycle, 26,783 individuals (or one in ten thousand Americans) each contributed more than $10,000 to federal political campaigns. Combined, these donors spent $774 million. That’s 24.3% of the total from individuals to politicians, parties, PACs, and independent expenditure groups. Together, they would fill only two-thirds of the 41,222 seats at Nationals Park the baseball field two miles from the U.S. Capitol. When it comes to politics, they are The One Percent of the One Percent.

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What would happen if gay marriage is legalized?
(via joberholtzer: Goodbye prop 8!)

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Are you hosting your own Thanksgiving dinner this season, or will you be going to a friend/family’s home instead? If you are a guest, make sure you know what to bring. Check this out! (via ilovecharts)

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Can you guess which of the Presidential Election 2012 candidates have the highest social media followers? Also, find out what web traffic says about the candidates!
-Visual.ly

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thenewrepublic:

Occupy the universities?
With the costs of a college education astonishingly high and youth job prospects incredibly dim in this economy, is going to college worth it anymore?
“The students in Zuccotti Park are right to focus on the injustices of student debt: Many of them are indentured to the very banks that destroyed the economy and along with it the jobs students need to pay their loans back. The banks were bailed out for their trouble, while students are left with debt that, thanks to financial industry lobbying, can’t be discharged in bankruptcy. Outstanding student loans in the United States are projected to reach $1 trillion this year, a larger sum than credit card debt.”
- Kevin Carey “Why Obama Should Pay Attention To Occupy Wall Street’s Critique of Higher Education”
Photo courtesy of Andy Wibbels.

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laughingsquid:

The United States of GOOD Sandwiches

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ilovecharts:

Asians are no longer the wealthiest group in America.

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In 1937, mathematician Lothar Collatz proposed that given the following algorithm, you will always end at the number 1:
Take any natural number, n.
If n is even, divide it by 2.
Otherwise, n is odd. Multiply it by 3 and add 1.
Repeat indefinitely.
Developer Jason Davies puts it into reverse and shows all the numbers that fall within an orbit length of 18 or less. Press play, and watch the graph grow.

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thisbigcity:

Bike sharing in eight cities around the world